Hosts Ralston Dacanay and Manny Valladares give their thoughts on the controversial Long Beach State identity change and talk about the return of men’s volleyball. Then Daily Forty-Niner sports editor Mark Lindahl joins the show talk about LA traffic, his thoughts on “the Beach” name change and men’s basketball’s tough season-opening loss at UCLA.
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The Beach showcased an all-around effort in Irvine, dominating the Anteaters on both sides of the net in the Black-and-Blue Rivalry.
Long Beach State loses 3-2 after a questionable touch call goes to the Aggies on the final point.
The Beach continued its Big West home win-streak with a sweep against UC Riverside in an all-around team effort.
The Beach defeated the Matadors in five sets despite giving up an early 2-0 lead behind sophomore outside hitter Kashauna Williams.
Ralston Dacanay and Manny Valladares are back to talk about their experiences with their respective beats, such as men’s basketball’s returning redshirts. Then they rundown the latest CSULB women’s volleyball, tennis and soccer action.
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Long Beach loses to Fullerton in three straight sets for the first time since 2012.
Long Beach State’s women’s basketball and volleyball teams had memorable runs during the ‘80s and ‘90s.
Even with the return of junior outside hitter Avery Nelson, the Rainbow Wāhine proved too much for the Beach, losing their sixth game in a row.
Long Beach battled hard on the road, but wasn’t able to snap Cal Poly’s NCAA-leading home game winning streak.
